Articles tagged: iPhone

31st Jul 2018

Go Creative Show – the Mobile Filmmaking revolution

On this weeks Go Creative Show podcast, host Ben Concoli talks to Neill Barham CEO of Filmic Pro and Chris Demiris co-founder of Luma Touch about how to prepare for the mobile filmmaking…

30th Mar 2017

Filmic Pro Version 6 review: Is it worth shooting Log on your iPhone?

Is there really any point to shooting low-bit-depth Log video footage on your iPhone? I wanted to find out by trying Filmic Pro Version 6 on my iPhone 7 Plus.…

16th Mar 2017

FilmConvert release a new camera profile to support Filmic Pro Log recording on the iPhone

FilnConvert have just released an updated camera profile for the iPhone that works with the newest version of Filmic Pro. The iPhone profile was one of FilmConverts most popular downloads…

26th Jul 2016

In the Frame: Eleanor Mannion on shooting a 4K doc for RTÉ on an iPhone

The ins and outs of shooting a broadcast doc in 4K solely on an iPhone 6S+

30th Mar 2016

Koji Go brings the look of 35mm motion picture film to your iPhone

Film emulation company Koji have announced Koji Go, an app that aims to bring the look of 35mm motion picture film to your iPhone. With the rise in popularity of…

26th Feb 2016

BVE 2016: Is this the world’s best iPhone add-on lens? Zeiss ExoLens wide angle with test footage

If you’re looking for the absolute best wide angle lens adapter for your iPhone then Zeiss may have answered your prayers. The whole rig doesn’t add much weight to the…

28th Oct 2015

Photo Plus Expo 2015: AmpRidge MightyMic iPhone microphone

I love serendipitous finds when I go to equipment shows. At Photo Plus Expo in New York, AmpRidge’s booth, where they were showing the tiny MightyMic SLR Camera Video Microphone,…

29th Sep 2015

Mashable shoot short 4K film with iPhone 6S Plus and DJI Ronin-M

By site editor Dan Chung: Alan Haburchak from Mashable dropped us a line today to point out a new iPhone 6S Plus video that they have just posted. Keith Hopkin…

29th Sep 2015

iPhone 6S part 2: Closer to the film look with additional lenses and ND filters

By site editor Dan Chung: My first outing with the iPhone 6S has convinced me it can produce results that can be used for professional work. Don’t get me wrong;…

27th Sep 2015

Testing the 4K iPhone 6S – How good can it get with a little help from Filmic Pro and FilmConvert ?

By site editor Dan Chung: I spent the best part of this morning lining up outside a London Apple store waiting to collect my shiny new iPhone 6S. I had…

5th Sep 2015

Go Creative Show talks to Chris Bergoch, co-writer and co-producer of Tangerine shot entirely on a iPhone

By technical editor Matt Allard: This week’s Go Creative Show features Chris Bergoch, co-writer and co-producer of the feature film Tangerine, that was shot entirely on the iPhone. The film…

25th Jul 2015

Vervid: World’s first ‘immersive 9:16 video platform’ for shooting with your phone vertically

By technical editor Matt Allard: Vervid is the world’s first immersive 9:16 video platform designed for shooting, sharing and discovering HD video vertically. If you’re like me there have been…

27th Jun 2015

Vimeo overhauls the mobile video editing platform Cameo

By technical editor Matt Allard: Vimeo has overhauled the mobile video editing app Cameo, and by overhauling, I mean they have stripped it back down to its basics. The original…

26th Mar 2015

Beastgrip Pro- A Camera Rig For Your Smartphone

By technical editor Matt Allard: The quality of the images obtainable from smart phones continues to get better and better every year. Here at Newsshooter we have featured quite a…

26th Dec 2014

‘Fifty Shades of Red’ news report for RTE using the iPhone 6 Plus

Guest post by Philip Bromwell: Last month I blogged here about how RTÉ, the national broadcaster of Ireland, has been exploring and experimenting with filming complete news packages on iPhones.…

26th Nov 2014

RTE video journalist Philip Bromwell shoots the news on his iPhone 6+

Guest post by Philip Bromwell: Wow. So you’re really going to film the whole thing on your phone?”, says the Dublin City Librarian with a quizzical smile. Now this is…